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When a spec changes e.g. the for-scope of its <dfn> (e.g. change <dfn for=bar>foo</dfn> to <dfn for=baz>foo</dfn>), this may break the autolinks used inside that document; when bikeshed knows of the former target (bar/foo) in a published version of the document via webref, it won't complain if {{bar/foo}} remains used in the defining document.
Ideally, bikeshed would detect that the document being generated is a version of the one where it knows the definition from, and would report {{foo/bar}} as broken.
When a spec changes e.g. the
for
-scope of its<dfn>
(e.g. change<dfn for=bar>foo</dfn>
to<dfn for=baz>foo</dfn>
), this may break the autolinks used inside that document; when bikeshed knows of the former target (bar/foo
) in a published version of the document via webref, it won't complain if{{bar/foo}}
remains used in the defining document.Ideally, bikeshed would detect that the document being generated is a version of the one where it knows the definition from, and would report
{{foo/bar}}
as broken.see whatwg/xhr#389 (review) for a recent example
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